Pat Finucane murder highlighted by New York Times

Of all the crimes committed in Northern Ireland, Pat Finucane's murder is the one which successive British governments, of whatever hue, have most resisted investigating. The 1989 murder in Belfast is examined again in a new piece for the New York Times by Megan Stack.

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